Donoghue v Stevenson also known as the ‘snail in the bottle case’ is a Scottish case which turned out to be very significant in framing law of tort and doctrine of negligence mainly with respect to English law. FACTS On August 26 1928, Mrs Donoghue’s companion ordered and paid for her bottle of ginger-beer from
CITATION- (1895) ILR 18 MAD 88BENCH- A J COLLINS, SHEPHARDDATE- 18 OCTOBER 1894 BACKGROUNDduring this case, the appliance of section 70 of the Indian Contract Act (1872) was in question. Section 70 of the Act speaks about the requirement of person enjoying advantage of non-gratuitous act. consistent with this section, a person who enjoys the
BACKGROUND – Previously in the Sankari Prasad v. Union of India case, the Supreme court upheld the Power of the Parliament to amend any part of the Constitution , including which affects Fundamental Rights of citizens. The outcomes were come that Supreme court held that view that Article 368 which contained provisions relating to the
THE AYODHYA RAM MANDIR CASE INTRODUCTION The Ayodhya dispute was a political, historical, and socio religious debate in India. The dispute that stretches back more than a century is one of the thorniest court cases and had its presence in almost every political statement that was made. The dispute was over a plot of land
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINOR AND JUVENILE Author :- Krasti Singh Chauhan It would be safe to say that, both the words, Minor and Juvenile have almost the same meaning but they are separately used in two different contexts and inculpation. As adjectives the difference between juvenile and minor is that juvenile is young; not fully developed
Gloucester Grammar School Case Case Summary CITATION:((1411), Y. B. 11 Hen. 4, f. 47, pi. 19) FACT OF THE CASE: In the Gloucester Grammar School Case, the defendant was a faculty teacher within the plaintiff’s school. thanks to some dispute, the defendant left the plaintiff’s school and found out a rival school next thereto of
AUTHOR :- ARUSHI BANTA STUDENT OF NLC BHARATI VIDYAPEETH, PUNE INTRODUCTION Section 377 of Indian Penal Code was introduced during the British rule in 1861 in India. Section 377 criminalized ‘carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal’ making it an unnatural and punishable offence. It was based on the
If we look at the context of the India, then a Sanskrit verse is very popular and is often heard from the elders, हर्तृ र्न गोचरं याति दत्ता भवति विस्तृता। कल्पान्तेऽपि न या नश्येत् किमन्यद्विद्यया विना।। That means, That which is not visible to thieves, which is expanded by giving, which does not perish even
INTRODUCTION The 2013 Mumbai gang rape case which is rather remembered as the Shakti Mills gang rape case was one of the most heinous crime of that time. The victim was a 22 year old photojournalist who was interning with an English language magazine in Mumbai, who had gone to the Shakti Mills compound for
STATEMENT OF FACTS:• On January 1, 1979, the govt headed by the PM Sri Morarji Desai designated the second Backward Classes commission u/a 340 of the Constitution to research the SEBCs inside the region of India and prescribe ventures to be taken for their progressions.• The commission presents its report in December 1980 and recognized
